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The Ghana Digital Innovation Week, that seeks to celebrate the accomplishments of Ghana’s digital innovation ecosystem and build momentum towards a shared vision for its future development commenced today, Monday.
It happened live at the Grand Arena, inside the Accra International Conference Centre.
The premier free edition of the GDIW, will feature over 20 exclusive conversations, plenaries, and presentations under the principal theme; Mobilising Collective Action and Investment to Catalyse Growth in Ghana’s Digital Innovation Ecosystem.
It is in this spirit of progress that the Vice President’s office is spearheading the Ghana Digital Innovation Week implementation, with support from multi-stakeholders including; the Ministry of Communications and Digitalisation; the Ministry of Environment, Science, Technology and Innovation (MESTI) as well as the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MoTI).
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